Belem Map, Brazil

Belem History

During the late 19th century and the early 20th century, the city was the hub of rubber market and this was the time when the economy of Belém grew exponentially. The famous museum, Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi, of  Belém was re-designed during this period, although its date of construction was somewhere in 1866. read more

Belem Sightseeing

Belem Brazil is located in the Guajará bay.  It is well known as the “City of Mango” because of the vast number of these trees in the city.  Belem's culture is reflected in the colonial architecture of the city which dates back to the 1700's. With a vast selection of tourist stops along the shoreline, you’ll find just about anything you are looking for. read more

Belem Nightlife

Some of the recommended clubs includes The Roxy, The Iguana, and the Democracia Lounge.  Each offers a different genre of music and low cover charges.  Most clubs don’t open until at least 10 p.m. and will often stay open until 6 or 7 a.m.  Make sure to grab an afternoon nap before embarking on your club search for the evening.  read more

Belem Travel Guide

With a population of approximately 2.09 million inhabitants, Belém is famous for its huge number of mango trees (thus known as ‘city of mango trees’ or Cidade das Mangueiras in Brazilian). Belém is the most happening city of north Brazil as it hosts the busiest port in Brazil. One should remember that Belém is not one single land but it comprises of multiple islands all intersected by various rivers and channels. read more